Clarkson Formula SAE is a 20–25-member Clarkson University student team that designs, builds, and tests an open-wheel prototype racecar for the SAE International Formula SAE competition. Its students develop the car through specialized subteams and fabricate key systems in-house, including pushrod suspension and carbon-fiber components. The Formula Knights compete annually at Formula SAE Michigan, where their 2024–2025 car placed 62nd out of 106 entries.
Clarkson University BAJA SAEClarkson University BAJA SAE is a student engineering team in Potsdam that designs, manufactures, tests, and races a single-seat all-terrain vehicle through the Baja SAE competition. Known as Golden Knights Racing, the team has built a car every year and marked its 45th anniversary in 2023, with recent results including a third-place finish at OktoBAJAfest in 2025. Its students gain hands-on experience in the shop while competing against teams from around the world.POTSDAM, NY
RIT RacingFounded at Rochester Institute of Technology in 1991, RIT Racing is a student-built Formula SAE program known for passing engineering knowledge from one generation of members to the next. More than 60 active students now carry that tradition into electric-car competition, where the team earned its first FSAE Michigan championship in 2024 and followed with overall wins in Pittsburgh and Toronto in 2025.
University of Toledo Formula SAE Racing TeamEstablished in 1994, Rocket Motorsports is the University of Toledo’s student Formula SAE team, known for returning to competition with a newly built Formula-style race car each year. Based in Toledo, the team gives University of Toledo students practical experience by carrying a car from classroom concepts into real competition.TOLEDO, OH
Cooper Union MotorsportsBased at The Cooper Union in New York City, Cooper Union Motorsports is a student team that designs and builds an open-wheel, single-seat racecar for Formula SAE Electric competition. Its members come from every major and welcome anyone eager to learn, with the car typically reaching about 70 mph and accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in roughly three seconds.NEW YORK, NY